National Republican., 1887-07-15
Total.~.... 41O 10 8 Total.....- ia "a 12 4

Earned runs Boston, l; Detroit. 8. Two-base
hits-Kelly. Nash, Johnston, Radbourn. Home
rruns-Rlchardson; First base on ballsm,.White,
hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Powers.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cleveland, 2.
At Louisville-"Mets," Is; Louisville, B.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati. 8; Athletic 2.
At st. Louis-St Louis, G; Brooklyn, 4.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS RACES.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Fint raee-Three-q quarters
Keder Kahn third. Time, l;I6.
Second race-Three.quarters of a mile. Little
N,, Minch won won' EGmont second Eva X third.
Third race-one and one-eighth miles. LIE.
ma, man won, Longalight second, Ten Times third.
Fourth rsce-The ouickstep Stakes. one.half
mile. Graceland Won, Van Leland second,
Emperor Of Norfolk third. Time, o;4s1s
l.44.
Sixth e-FiveeIghths of q mile. Glen
Fortune won, Elmira second, Col. Gore third.
NEW YoRK, July 14.-There was q big
crowd at Monmouth Park to-day and the
racing vas excellent. The attraction. of
Bard and Troubadour measured strides, and
where Troubadour won in grand style. The
weather was fine and the track good. Sum.
Fist race-Three-quarter of mile. Pa.
M,t,h tTCees w,c9n' Gardey second Milton third.
ie saeond ndi1zac Tbree.ouo,ters of u,,a Raw
third. Time, l:ls.
Third race-Monmouth Cup, one and three
quarter miles. The Bard led four lengths for
the first mile and half when Troubadour
gradually closed on him, and, drawing away,
won easily by a length. Time, 3:0i. There
Fourth race--One and one-sixteenth miles.
Laggard won, Richmond second, Adrian third.
Fiith race-one mile, Young Duke won,
Susie Forbes second, windsail third. Time,
Sixth Iace-steeplecha over short course.
Marlborough won, Jim MCGOWAN second, Mys-
H. third; Refetee, Sun Star, and Palanca fell.
ENTRIES FoR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn Wall, 9OS Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nish the following entries:
BRIGHTON BEACH.
First race-Three, qusrtes OF q mile, selling
Performer: ~ pounds; Byron, lis; Joe Harris
Faro, l05; Chinchiia, lol; Belinda, lOlj Com
petition, 80; Frightful 97.
Second race-seyen furlongs. selling-Allen,
llb pounds; Rebel Friend, III; Nat Goodwin,
40; Armstrong. ITO; .Requet, l09; Ellie Hardy,
lo6; kink, le5; Minnie Cerus, 1906; Commotion,
l06; Mamselle, 1903.
Kyle, 100 pounds; Pilot, ll2; Ernest, Ito; Bobo-
Fourth race-One mile-Exile, l29 pounds;
Ferg Kyle, l23; Marsh Redon no; TattleI, ~:
Treasurer, ZIG; Ida l., 113; James A I'd,
III Top Sawyer, Ill Tornado, Ill Bateldore,
Fifth race-one mile-Frolic, lO7 pounds
Lutte Arnold, LOG; Lucy II, lOi; Jim Clare l03
Billy Cock. 1O3; Change, l0l; Letretia, 100; Big
head, 100; Miss DAILY. 90; Autumn Leaf, 9S,
Sixth Taee-one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling-Llttle Dan, ll3; Grand Duke, Ill;
Billy smith, no. Eplcure, no. Shelby Barnes,
1l0; Hermitage, los; Dizzy Brunette, l03; Willie
Palmer, 9Sj Thriftless, 05; Compensation, lO7.
CHICAGO.
First race-Fiye-elgh OF a mile-Conte-
ment, "a pounds Vitelle, 30; Wheeler, 90;
Filter, l0bi outstep, 9S; Rosalie, 97; Colemore,
"a; Pat Moran, 96; Henry l., 81.
Second race-one mile, selling-Kedar
Kahn, 90 pounds; Comedie, 103 Fred Zeibeg,
lQ3i Councillor, l05; Enchantress 103; Alice
Moore, pSi Galatea, 102.
Third race-seVen flrlongs, selling-Verner,
81 poundsi 7. Line, 122; Jim Nave, 1922 Fred
Woolley lO2; Lofin, lO0i Hattoo 10s; Lepanto,